WORLD'S RAREST WHALES! Previously UNSEEN WHALE SPECIES washes up on New Zealand beach!!

WORLD'S RAREST WHALES! Previously UNSEEN WHALE SPECIES washes up on New Zealand beach!!

Not one but two specimens of the world’s rarest known species of whale have been discovered on a New Zealand beach, according to a report published Monday in the journal Current Biology. The species, called the spade-toothed beaked whale, is so rare that before the find researchers weren't even sure if it still existed.

The two whales washed up on Opape Beach in New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty. At first scientists thought they were examples of a much more pedestrian species, the Gray’s beaked whales, which are the most commonly beached whales in the region. But after undertaking a DNA analysis — standard procedure for beached whales that die on shore — the researchers were shocked to find that the whales were spade-toothed beaked whales, a species with no known sightings that was previously known only from three partial skulls.

Although I don't like to see any living thing suffer, this article is a great find! What I like about this is that, since the animal's so rare, nobody can say it's "normal" or "happens all the time". This is good evidence to back up the pole shift theory that's been presented by so many; that is, the reason we see something like this happen is because the whale's are trying migrate along magnetic paths that are shifting, and therefor end up running into land (or something like that). I think Drunvalo Melchizedek talks about it in the interview at this link: